Browsing Tag: Vegetarian

Here is one topic that is always a hot button subject for many Sikhs. Typically most Sikhs refrain from eating meat, however there are many mixed opinions and practices. In this video Guruka Singh answers a SikhNet user's question about this topic and hopefully gives you some new things to think about.

They felt it would make me weak plus when we would go out I would be the only person eating vegetarian food (for which there's not much variety in the standard restaurant). At home my family were equally unenthusiastic and had similar concerns about weakness...

Scores of questions, but no satisfactory answers. Did British ministers really know back in 2011 that horsemeat had entered domestic food supplies? Might the scandal now include donkeys?

US fast food giant McDonald's, famed for its beef-based Big Mac burgers, on Tuesday said it will open its first ever vegetarian-only restaurant in the world in India next year.

Malkiat Kaur, 78, doesn’t buy vegetables anymore. She grows them on a six-by-four foot plot in the backyard of her house.

How do I do it? Simple: firstly, I eat only vegetarian foods – I am told that vegetarians tend to live an average of six to 10 years longer than meat-eaters do. But I also walk or jog every day. Age may bring wisdom, but if you want stamina, endurance and a lifetime of good health, turn to nutritious vegetarian foods.

With further study this made sense to me. We have lived and evolved for hundreds of thousands of years eating primarily fruits, vegetables, and the occasional animal that we could catch. We are very well genetically adapted to eating these foods.

You won’t find it on the menu of any self respecting Indian restaurant and while it’s disparaged as food fit only for the convalescent, it also happens to be what I’ve been eating exclusively for the last 40 consecutive days: kitcheri.

Beef is not the only meat to avoid. If you ask anyone what is the most toxic meat, most people would probably say pork. This has been true for some time because pigs have been famous for carrying viruses, parasites, and worms. Recently however, chicken has been dubbed the most toxic meat.

The finding is obviously very thought-provoking; for instance, it would indicate that in addition to eating “materials” (in the form of carbohydrates, proteins, etc), you are also eating “information”

Have a good look at his photo, and tell me, honestly, would you have believed it! After all, we have been told or rather had it dinned into our heads that the guys and gals who ate meat vaulted over your average vegetarian shoulder easily. And yet, we have here a bhim-like figure from Punjab, who says, he has never touched an egg...

So what do you eat? Being a vegetarian and a competitive athlete, I’m asked this question the most around Thanksgiving In the U.S. it’s difficult for some to imagine “Turkey Day,” without the turkey.

When we couple the experiences of vegetarian sportsmen with the data from systematic laboratory research published in reputable scientific journals, we have serious grounds to doubt the widely held prejudice that assumes greater weakness as an inevitable consequence of a vegetarian diet.

Fitch raves about the health and performance benefits of his new lifestyle. But he doesn’t consider it a moral matter. He noted after his fight with Penn, he’s planning on eating a steak. “The thing is, steak tastes great.”

Maas Maas Kar Moorakh Jhaghrrey Gian dhian Nahin Jaaney Kaun Maas Kaun Saag Kahaavey Kis Mah Paap Samaaney

Vegetarians are generally less likely than meat eaters to develop cancer.

The prices of fruits have gone up in the recent few days, considering the fast that people keep during Navratras.

A Toronto Restaurant Review by R. Kaur...

He's only 25 years old and he's already made history. Nuvraj Singh Bassi is the first Sikh to play for the Canadian Football League.

A vegan low fat diet combined with yoga and exercise can help fight prostate cancer, new findings show.

Some people ask where is it written in Gurbani that meat and sharaab (alcohol) are forbidden?